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Typography Weekly #137

8 typography news links in this category

  1. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Automatic Type Design is an international symposium focused on digital font technologies, from design to production. The videos of the talks have now been published on the conference website.
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  2. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Game Font Library by Charlotte Couderc is a platform created to showcase and share the official interface fonts used in video games. As a Lead UI Artist for AAA games and a typography enthusiast, her goal is to collect and highlight the original typefaces that define the visual identity of games.
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  3. Ralf Herrmann ·
    “Last year in New York, I walked over 100 miles and took thousands of photos of one and one font only. The font’s name is Gorton.”
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    • 1,625 views
  4. Ralf Herrmann ·
    This volume, with its detailed portraits of Caractères SA, Setag and Novatype, explores the history behind the Swiss typewriter typefaces and the historical context in which they were produced.
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    • 1,548 views
  5. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Prologue Type is a Bay Area-based independent type foundry.
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    • 1,343 views
  6. Ralf Herrmann ·
    A “groundbreaking” new Cheetos font.
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    • 1,759 views
  7. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Ilya Ruderman spoke with the type designer and TypeMedia head about moving beyond Bézier curves, capitalism, and the many ways type designers can support one another
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    • 1,366 views
  8. Ralf Herrmann ·
    “Our program, co-curated with type designer Petra Dočekalová, shows how smart typography drives business success.”
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    • 1,655 views

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